M4 - CP Book Cover Design (Part 2) By Reece Robinson (Updated)

 


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                     As you can see here, I have added a couple of modifications, to this project. One of them, is, drawing a farm outline around the words "ANIMAL FARM". Another modification, that I had used was, coloring both the book title, and the author name, "yellow." 
















































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